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January 12, 2026

www.sportinclusionaustralia.org.auThe battle for third was the closest of the Championships with defending champion Ascui just getting the better of the youngster Marshall by 1 second.Glarvey who travelled from Queensland for the Championships with Father David and mechanic and coach Pat Kerlin has found himself backhome in isolation awaiting Covid–19 test results before he can return to work and tell everyone of his amazing results in Ballarat winning two National titles. “I was relieved to win the two titles and look forward to coming back next year where I expectthe competition to be much harder especially from the youngster Marshall” Glarvey saidAll cyclists will now turn their focus to track cycling with respective State championships just weeks away..More Information: AusCycling: Home Page –Road NationalsSIA: Robyn Smith, robyn.smith@siasport.org, 0418 979 459Athletes:via Michael Thomson, michael.thomson@siasport.org, 0414 733 33

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